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Updating OT Exporter to align with latest mappings spec #17392

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key.startsWith("peer.") ||
key.startsWith("net.")
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) {
properties[key] = span.attributes[key] as string;
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Looking at max lengths, key and value should be truncated.

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I'm not adding truncation in this PR, will address that later, created a task for it

key.startsWith("peer.") ||
key.startsWith("net.")
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properties[key] = span.attributes[key] as string;
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Truncation rules for custom properties need to be applied. _MS.links needs to be a valid JSON after truncation.

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So you need to parse the JSON and remove links, stringify it again and keep trying until size is allowed, will address in different PR

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Since links are a fixed length, we can do some math and allow only up to a certain amount of links :D

if (span.kind === SpanKind.PRODUCER) {
baseData.type = DependencyTypes.QueueMessage;
}
if (span.kind === SpanKind.INTERNAL && span.parentSpanId) {
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Curious as to why span.parentSpanId needs to be populated as well for this to be INPROC?

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Hmm what about INTERNAL spans without parents? Those are quite common and type won't be populated? I will bring this up in specs.

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Update: This topic is still up for discussion. Leaving as it is for now.

if (target) {
let url = new URL(target);
// Ignore port if it is a default port
if (url.port === "80" || url.port === "443") {
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Won't url.port be Null if target was populated by httpUrl , netPeerName or netPeerIp?

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Is supposed to, users can add whatever in these fields so new Regex logic will take care of wrong values as well

remoteDependencyData.resultCode = String(grpcStatusCode);
}
let target = getTarget(span);
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Is this logic for target specified for rpc yet?

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In case of rpc:

Derive target from peerService or net* attributes as above.
Default: If none of the above are available, assign rpcSystem to target.

https://github.com/microsoft/common-schema/blob/main/Mappings/AzureMonitor-AI.md#remotedependencytarget

if (span.kind === SpanKind.PRODUCER) {
baseData.type = DependencyTypes.QueueMessage;
}
if (span.kind === SpanKind.INTERNAL && span.parentSpanId) {
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Also I think data.success=True always for Internal

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Even if explicitly set to error?, that sounds weird

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@hectorhdzg I have pushed a commit to your branch to resolve a merge conflict caused here by a PR of mine that I had merged. Please pull in the latest in case you plan to add more changes

@hectorhdzg hectorhdzg merged commit b49ffb1 into Azure:main Sep 9, 2021
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